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Sacred Heart Church, Glyndon, Maryland
Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 19, 2014
Sacred Heart Parish Mission Statement
We, the people of God in the parish of Sacred Heart, are constantly attempting to become a faith community of
those who, believing in Jesus, proclaim God’s Kingdom and share the mystery of faith by worshipping the Father,
enabling all members to grow in their relationship with each other through the Son, and witnessing our gifts
through active service to others in the Spirit.
Weekly Liturgical Schedule
Saturday Vigil Mass, October 18
4:00 p.m. Mass
James Hordubay
7:00 p.m. Sp. Mass
Sunday, October 19
7:30 a.m. Mass
Dolores Statler
9:00 a.m. Mass
Theresa Patricia Kokoszka
10:30 a.m. Mass
Kristina Rivera
12:00 p.m. Mass
Peter C. Buscemi
1:30 p.m. Sp. Mass
Samuel Castillo
5:00 p.m. Mass
Parishioners
Monday, October 20
7:00 a.m. Mass
Mary Clare Filippelli
9:00 a.m. – Communion Service
Tuesday, October 21
7:00 a.m. Mass
Mary Dolores Blair
9:00 a.m. Mass
Matthew John
Wednesday, October 22
7:00 a.m. – Communion Service
9:00 a.m. Mass
Alverta Cade
Thursday, October 23
7:00 a.m. Mass
Genevieve L. DeLabio
9:00 a.m. Mass
John Blum, Sr.
Friday, October 24
7:00 a.m. Mass
Jack Mullin
9:00 a.m. Mass
David F. Cramer
Saturday, October 25
8:00 a.m. Mass
Zackary Lederer
Saturday Vigil Mass, October 25
4:00 p.m. Mass
Parishioners
7:00 p.m. Sp. Mass Paulina Rivera
Sunday, October 26
7:30 a.m. Mass
James Tullo
9:00 a.m. Mass
Charles R Broderick Jr.
10:30 a.m. Mass
Jack Mullin
12:00 p.m. Mass
Louise Josephine Brooks
1:30 p.m. Sp. Mass
Victoria Leonor Mejia
5:00 p.m. Mass
Andrew “Mickey” Gallik, Jr.
Prayer and Worship
Presiders’ Schedule: October 26, 2014
4:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
12:00 Noon
1:30 p.m. (Spanish) (MC)
5:00 p.m.
Msgr. Aiken
Fr. Avendaño
Fr. Barre
Fr. Barre
Fr. Okeke
Fr. Okeke
Fr. Avendaño
Msgr. Aiken
Scripture Readings October 26, 2014
Ex 22:20-26 Ps 18:2-4, 47, 51
1 Thes 1:5c-10 Mt 22:34-40
We are to love the Lord with our whole heart, and our
neighbor as ourselves (1, Ps,3). By thus fulfilling these
two great commandments, we hope to become models
of faith and imitators of the Lord (2) who gave himself
totally for our sakes.
For Reflection: How has your understanding of what
it means to be a Christian changed as you have matured?
World Mission Sunday
Parroquia del Sagrado Corazón
Vigésimo Noveno Domingo Ordinario
Octubre 19, 2014
Misión de la Parroquia del Sagrado Corazón
Nosotros, El pueblo de Dios en la parroquia del Sagrado Corazón, estamos intentando constantemente hacernos
una comunidad de fe, que creyendo en Jesús, proclamamos el Reino de Dios y compartimos el misterio de la fe
adorando al Padre, permitiendo a todos los miembros un crecimiento en su relación interpersonal a través del
Hijo y siendo testigo de nuestros dones a través del servicio activo a otros en el Espíritu.
Mensaje del Padre Hilario
La Caridad de Cristo Hacia los Emigrantes
Nuestro mundo se ha convertido en una villa. La villa
global presupone un deseo de convivencia fraterna
entre los pueblos. Un fenómeno en toda la historia de
la humanidad es el de la migración. La familia hispana
debe tener un sentido claro de cuáles son los valores
que deben guiar nuestras actitudes hacia los
inmigrantes y cuáles son nuestros deberes. Tenemos
que recordar con la Carta a lo Hebreos "No tenemos
aquí ciudad permanente, sino que buscamos la patria
futura" (Hb.13, 14). Este mundo en que vivimos es un
don de Dios para la humanidad. Todos somos
peregrinos en él, nadie es dueño, y este mundo actual
no es el definitivo. Pero mientras vivimos en este
mundo, tenemos deberes morales y religiosos que
cumplir, como verdaderos seguidores de Cristo. El
mundo que Dios nos da es un mundo que necesita ser
trasformado con la fuerza del Evangelio.
Un fenómeno que ha captado la atención pastoral de la
iglesia en años recientes es el problema de las
migraciones. Un comunicado de Aciprensa del 14 de
mayo de 2004 anunciaba que el Pontificio Consejo
para la Pastoral de los emigrantes e Itinerantes había
publicado una instrucción titulada "la caridad de Cristo
hacia los emigrantes", que aborda el tema "el
fenómeno migratorio hoy" y pone énfasis en la
necesidad de una acción pastoral que sea adecuada y
garantice la atención a los migrantes con el apoyo
mutuo de los pastoralistas y de la jerarquía. (Aciprensa
del 14 de mayo de 2004).
El documento reconoce que el fenómeno migratorio
nos confronta con la necesidad de una ética que busque
una más justa distribución de los bienes de la tierra,
recordando precisamente que el mundo es ahora una
villa global, una familia de pueblos. El documento
exhorta a una pastoral específica para los emigrantes, y
la necesidad de desarrollar una cultura de acogida y
solidaridad en relación con los emigrantes. La acogida
y la solidaridad con los emigrantes debe ser reflejo de
la caridad de Cristo hacia todos.
Información Sacramental
Bautizos: Se celebran cada segundo sábado del mes
(excepto durante la cuaresma). Los padres y los
padrinos requieren asistir a una clase de preparación
que se realiza el tercer domingo de cada mes y los
padrinos deben haber recibido todos los sacramentos de
iniciación cristiana (Bautizo, Confirmación y
Eucaristía). Favor llamar a la oficina para mayor
información.
Matrimonio: Las parejas que están planeando en
casarse deben contactar el sacerdote o el diacono por lo
menos seis meses antes de la fecha planeada para este
sacramento. Todas las parejas comprometidas deben de
tomar el cursillo prematrimonial.
Unción de los Enfermos: En caso de emergencia
llamar a la oficina parroquial o a la rectoría. Por favor
notificar a la oficina si sabe de alguien que se encuentre
en el hospital y necesite de este sacramento.
Sacramento de la Reconciliación: El sacramento de la
confesión se celebra los sábados de 6:30 pm a 7:00 pm
y los domingos de 12:30 pm a 1:30 pm en la iglesia
pequeña.
Lecturas Dominicales
Octubre 19, 2014
Primer Lectura: Ex 22:20-26
Salmo: 18:2-4, 47, 51
Segunda Lectura: 1 Ts 1:5c-10
Evangelio: Mt 22:34-40
We Welcome the Newly Baptized
Kevin Damien Garcia, Allison Garcia, Jaden Nicole
Nolasco, Litzy Melanie Nolasco, Atcel Octavio
Quintano, Darby Scott Aguirre, Jose Antonio
Quintano, Madalyne Gisel Tobias, Miranda Serrano
Ramirez, Alisson Daniela Reyes, Samantha Nicole
Guevara, Jacob Castro, Anthony Bonilla,
Remember the Sick in Your Prayers
Tiffany Mazzulli Akers, Lorraine Allgeier, Lucy
Angerer, Connie Apalucci, Gary Bartnik,
Linda Dailey, Debby Beaven, Bob
Brosso, Bob Brown, Josephine Buckler,
Seth Buday, Charlene Clark, Nicholas
Dargakis, Dennis DeMoratt, Elizabeth
DiPaolantonio, Mary Durkin, Vincent D'Erario,
Maurice Eyler, Lan Finkelstein, Mary Lou Frye,
Gilmore Family, Kim Hare, Sue Harvill, Joan
Huppmann, Herbert Gampel, Jim Herber, Robert
Hammen, Rosa Elena Hernandez, Jim Imbruglio, Jocy
Johns, Erika Johnson, Gerry Kleiman, Rosemary
Lavzati, Barbara McNiesh, Rob Maier, Joan Martin,
Chris McDermott, Bob Moon, Jerry Olert, Austin
Phillips, Charlotte Porea, Lewis Pritchett, Katie
Riggin, Beth Ralston, Eileen Ruffner, Emma Sacco,
Charlotte Slocum, Joanne Thomas, Larry Triplett, Bert
Tromble, Mario Vahos, Frank Valentine, Msgr. Art
Valenzano, Peggy Webb, Frances Wheat, Carlina
Williams
Names will remain on the Sick List for 5 weeks
If there is a need to have the name of your loved one
on the list for a longer period of time, we will be happy
to accommodate you, but you must contact the Parish
Office (410-833-1696) between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM
to make this request.
Marriage, Divorce and Annulments
From a Catholic Perspective
The Tribunal of the Archdiocese of Baltimore will be
giving a presentation in our area concerning divorce
and annulment from the Catholic perspective. This
presentation will be helpful for divorced Catholics,
those divorced who wish to marry Catholics, those
parish leaders involved in the RCIA process and any
others who may have an interest because of family or
friends. This session will be held on Thursday,
November 6, 2014 at 7:00PM at St. Charles
Borromeo, Pikesville in the Rectory Basement Meeting
Room. No prior registration is required. For further
information, please call 410-547-5533.
Join Fr. Hamilton for an “Hour of Glory”
Fr. Hamilton’s an “Hour of Glory” continues every
Monday in the Little Church from 7:00PM – 8:00PM.
Daily Rosary Recitation
A Holy Rosary for the Protection of Religious Liberty
will be prayed weekdays at 6:25AM before the
7:00AM Mass or Communion Service. Please join us
in prayer in honor of the Blessed Mother.
Our Stewardship
Weekly Offering
Offertory (October 12, 2014)
Envelopes
Loose
$22,405.96
($19,731.50)
($ 2,674.46)
Maintenance
$ 5,442.00
Electronic Fund Contributions
(not included in above total)
Offertory
$ 1,425.00
Maintenance
$
85.50
St. Therese
$ 18.00
Next Sunday’s second collection will be for Catholic
Education.
Campaign Update
The success of any capital campaign is dependent on
the fulfillment of pledged gifts. But a pledge doesn’t
replace the church windows or pay
down the debt at the bank or put
cash into savings for a rainy day
fund. Only our payments on our
pledges can do that. So, as best
you can, please don’t forget about the promise you
made. Try to keep your payments as steady and
regular as possible. The more consistent your payments
are, the better we can plan for the projects for which
that money was intended.
On our $800,000 goal, we raised pledges and gifts of
$1,000,000! Three years into the five year pledge
period, we’ve made payments of $700,000! Thank
you so much for honoring your pledges so
faithfully!!
Right now our parish rebate is 20% of the funds
collected so we’re just $100,000 short of the point at
which our rebate flips from 20% to 80%!!
21 Club Drawing # 7 October 10, 2014
Prize Ticket# Winner
Seller
$200 889
Sue Murawkski
Ann Lindblade
$100 612
Kathleen Bowen
S. Jude
$ 50
315
Reinilda Whitehead R. Whitehead
$ 50 1176
Steve Toole
Chuck Pearson
$ 50 1104
Mary Clemens
Gloria Hernandez
Unsold Tickets: 987, 1158
All Souls Envelopes
Envelopes for All Souls Day may be located in the
gathering space. Please write the name of the deceased
that you wish to be remembered in the Book of
Remembrance for the All Souls Day Novena beginning
on November 2, and return the envelope to the Parish
Office by Tuesday, October 28, 2014.
Christian Formation and Evangelization
DO YOU KNOW that in the early Church only adults
were baptized? At a fairly early date, baptism became
associated with the annual Easter Vigil.
Surviving records from these days tell us that in many
places adults were tested for up to three years while
they were instructed and supported in their withdrawal
from pagan practices and loyalties and taught to live a
new way. Only then were they admitted to candidacy
for baptism.
Their final intense preparation came during Lent when
they received intense instruction submitted to
exorcisms and other special rituals and were baptized
during the night of the Easter Vigil.
This period of preparation leading to initiation at the
Easter Vigil was the beginnings of the catechumenate.
Liturgical Ministers (Lectors, Communion
Ministers, Altar Servers)
Please hand in or email ([email protected]) your
unavailability schedules for December, January and
February by October 20, 2013. You are not scheduled
for Christmas or January 1. Christmas and January
1 signups will be available in the Sacristy beginning
the weekend of December 1/2.
Adult Confirmation
Confirmation is a requirement to be a godparent or a
sponsor for Confirmation. If you are over 18 and have
never been confirmed, please contact Sister Jude (410833-1696; [email protected]) for more info.
The next adult confirmation will be Pentecost Sunday,
May 24, 2015 at 3:00 PM in the Cathedral. Please
pray for our 3 young adults who are being confirmed at
the Basilica today.
Young Adult Theology & Burgers on Tap
Are you a young adult in your 20’s or 30’s? If so you
are invited to join other young adults on Wednesday,
November 5, 2014 at 7:30 PM at the Harryman House
for an evening of Theology and Burgers on Tap.
Father Jim McKearney will be sharing on the “Joy of
the Gospel” and Pope Francis. Please contact Hanael
Bianchi ([email protected];443-989-8474) for more
information
Young Adults and Our Daily Bread
If you are interested in serving lunch our brothers and
sisters at Our Daily Bread on a Saturday morning,
please contact Chris Rodgers for more information
([email protected]).
Lots of events are in the making: Wine and Cheese
Tasting (January 9), Movie and Games Night
(February 6)! Check the bulletin or join our Facebook
group: Young Adults at Sacred Heart.
Remember Young Contact Lila Williamson
([email protected]) for more information.
Trick or Treating/Halloween Dance
Family Fellowship is sponsoring its annual tailgate
trick or treating and dance on Saturday, Oct. 25. These
are this year’s regulations: Parishioners Only.
There will be one admission price of
$8.00 per family. The first 200
families receive parking spots. The
others will receive passes to get on to
the lot.
Only those with passes may participate in the trick or
treating and/or the dance. Trick or Treating will begin
at 6 PM followed by the dance.
If it is raining in Glyndon at 3:00 PM on October
25, 2014, Tailgate trick or treating is cancelled.
In case of rain, no tailgate trick or treating---the dance
will begin at 6:15 PM. Tickets are nonrefundable.
For ticket requests, please use the form
published in the bulletin, on the parish,
Religious Ed and school website
Sacred Heart Youth Organization
A Message to Parents
Parents, as the saying goes, “God is never outdone in
generosity.” Encourage your children to consider a
Church vocation.
Space is limited; first-come, first-served.
High School Beach Retreat: October 24-26, 2014.
Baltimore Youth Catholic Conference: November 2123, 2014.
Young Adult Volleyball
Join us on Friday evenings (Oct. 31, Nov. 14, 21, Dec.
5) in the school gym! Contact Jeff Ment (410-8338515; [email protected]) for more information.
As always, you can find more information on the
Parish
Website
for
Youth
Ministry
at:
http://www.shgparish.org/youth-ministry.aspx. Follow
us on Facebook (Sacred Heart Youth Ministry –
Glyndon), Twitter (Mrs Kathryn @SHG_youth), and
Instagram (Sacred Heart Glyndon - Youth) as well!
Sacred Heart School
Religious Education
Fellow Parishioners!
Do you ever have those mornings where you greet
the day bursting with energy, really looking forward to
all that God has in store for you with joy? You feel
awake, alive, on fire, exited. Or, does all of the noise
and chaos of our world get in the way of that
sometimes? I don’t know that any of us hits that joy
and excitement 100% of the time, but I have to tell
you, our children at school burst with that energy each
morning. When I stand outside to greet them, I am
stunned, I am grateful, I am blessed each day. Our
students arrive wide awake, excited to see me, with
incredible enthusiasm and positivity about the day
ahead. It may be that not each child feels that way
every morning, but as group, our students’ expressive
joy has been a sure and certain reality each day. They
may not word it this way, but I can see in them the
deep and certain knowledge that the day ahead is a gift,
a genuine grace from God, and never something to be
taken for granted.
I also saw our students’ joy in a profound way when
Deacon Carlos visited some middle school classes on
Monday to pray with them. The scripture reading that
morning (which we pray with in morning
announcements) was of the Good Samaritan. The
message perfectly matched something we all try to
remind our children of daily: the path to a meaningful,
purposeful, joyous life is to live with love. When
Deacon Carlos asked our students what this was about,
many of them, in a variety of classes, responded much
the same way: we are called to love everyone, even if
we don’t like them. This is a message we try to share in
our morning announcements, in class prayers, in a
great variety of ways, and our students listen. This
week, may we all listen. Let’s listen to God’s voice
reminding us to greet our days with exuberant joy, to
really cherish the great gifts He has ready to share with
us.
May God so bless us,
Zachary S. Coyle
Principal
Children’s Religion Program: Pre-K – 8th Grade
www.shgparish.org/religious-education.aspx
Yankee Candle Fund Raiser
Here’s an opportunity to get your
Christmas shopping done early and
support Sacred Heart’s 8th grade
class. Yankee Candle is known for
their wide variety of candle scents
but they have much more!
Brochures will be in the parish
Center from 10/1/14 – 10/20/14 or you can shop online
at
www.yankeecandlefundraising.com
(Group#
990001705).
All orders will arrive before
Thanksgiving!
Thank you in advance for your
support!
Children’s Liturgy of the Word (CLOW)
www.shgparish.org/clow.aspx
Sunday Nursery during 10:30 AM Mass
www.shgparish.org/nursery.aspx
Sacrament Preparation
www.shgparish.org/baptism.aspx
www.shgparish.org/penance.aspx
www.shgparish.org/communion.aspx
First Penance Preparation – Parent Meeting
The 1st meeting for parents of children who are
preparing for First Reconciliation (Penance) will take
place on the following dates (please come to one):
⦁ Sunday, October 19 at 10:15 AM
⦁ Tuesday, October 21 at 3:15 PM
This gathering is for parents only, and we will meet in
the Media Center. Note: if you have attended the
parent meetings within the last four years while
another of your children was preparing for the
sacraments at Sacred Heart, then you do not have to
attend again, though you are certainly welcome and
encouraged to join us. The Sacred Heart community is
praying for you and your child as you begin this
exciting year of sacrament preparation! You can go to
www.shgparish.org/penance.aspx to learn more
about First Penance at Sacred Heart.
Sunday Nursery
Would you like someone to watch your toddlers so that
you and others can fully appreciate Mass without
distractions? A free nursery service (child care) is
available on most Sunday mornings for children under
the age of three years old from 10:15 - 11:30 AM in
Room 126. For more information, please contact
Sister
Cecilia
at
410-833-8515
or
[email protected].
Children’s Liturgy of the Word (CLOW)
Children's Liturgy of the Word (CLOW) is celebrated
most Sundays during 9:00 AM Mass for children age 4
through 3rd grade. Children are dismissed with a
catechist after the opening prayer and return before the
consecration. Children participate in an interactive,
age-appropriate liturgy that helps them understand and
integrate God's word in their young lives. No
registration is necessary!
Social Justice
Parish Life
Our Daily Bread
Thank you to everyone that contributes casseroles for
Our Daily Bread. Please take home a casserole pan or
two with you this weekend and return the finished
product this Tuesday evening, October 21, or Wednesday
morning, October 22. The pans and recipes are located by the
entrances of the church.
Please put your casserole in a plastic grocery store bag
and freeze or refrigerate it before you drop it off. Both
of these actions help to prevent spillage during delivery
to Our Daily Bread.
If you don’t have time to make a casserole, please
consider donating dry goods such as: canned
vegetables/fruit, coffee, tea, sugar, peanut butter and
jelly, powdered drink mixes, and non-food kitchen
items such as paper cups, paper and plastic sandwich
bags, and kitchen cleaning materials.
Our volunteer will be standing by at the rear of the
school cafeteria this Tuesday evening October 21 from
7:00 PM to 9:00 PM and again on Wednesday
morning, October 22, from 7:30 AM to 9:00 AM to
collect your casseroles and/or dry goods donations.
If you have any questions, please contact Colin
McGonigal at 443-695-3592.
Coffee House
Hear ye, hear ye. Hear ye! It’s time to enjoy Sacred
Heart’s Coffee House again, or for the first time. The
Best Years Group is hosting our next Coffee House on
Sunday, October 19th after the 10:30 Mass in the
Mother Seton Room. We have a selection of donuts,
juice, hot chocolate, milk and the all-important coffees,
including regular, decaf, lattes, expressos, and
cappuccinos. Come after Mass or Religious Education
classes and meet old friends or make new ones. Hope
to see you there.
High Hopes for Haiti 5K
Join us for the first 5K for Haiti, sponsored by the
Mortel Family Charitable Foundation, a mission of the
Archdiocese of Baltimore. The 5K Race and Fun Run,
managed by Charm City Run, will be Saturday,
November 1, 2014 at 9:00 AM at UMBC. The race
will benefit the efforts of the Archdiocese and the
Mortel Foundation in Haiti, empowering and
evangelizing through education. All proceeds will
benefit the poorest of the poor children at our schools
in Haiti. For more information and to register, go to
www.HighHopesForHaiti.org/5K.
Registration is
open! Awards will be given to the top 3 male and
female runners, the top runners per age group and to
the top fundraisers. For questions, contact 410-5475498.
Thanksgiving/Christmas Giving Trees
For St. Therese, Sister Parish in Appalachia
Once again the St. Vincent de Paul Society is
sponsoring The Giving Tree. The trees are located in
the Gathering Area, near the Music Room with specific
food items to donate. You may also donate Food Lion
Gift Cards. Purchase them from the school’s Scrip
Program (Room104) or purchase them at your local
Food Lion. Food and Gift Cards will be collected each
weekend from October 18-November 2, 2014.
STAND / Shield the Vulnerable
ATTENTION all volunteers for Sacred Heart Parish
and School – The STAND requirements for all
volunteers has recently changed. Please go to our
parish website at http://www.shgparish.org/standnew.aspx for instructions regarding these changes and
requirements,
or
go
directly
to
https://www.shieldthevulnerable.org and login as a
volunteer for Sacred Heart Parish or School. Many
have asked how long it takes to be STAND Certified.
There is a minimum processing time of 3-4 weeks for
all new volunteers, and 2-3 weeks for volunteers
seeking renewal.
Should you have any questions or concerns about this
process, you may contact Mrs. McCusker at 410-8336877.
Prayer Shawl Ministry
Prayer Shawls are made for folks who are
seriously ill or have a serious disability.
Our Prayer Shawl Ministry will meet on
the first and third Tuesday of October in
the Room 105 from 1:00-2:00 PM. If you are
interested in helping to crochet or knit or would like to
learn either of these skills, or would like a prayer shawl
for someone, please contact Sister Helen at 410-8331696 or [email protected].
Organizations
SHGSC's Bull & Oyster Roast
Sacred Heart Glyndon Soccer Club is hosting a Bull &
Oyster Roast on Saturday, November 8, 2014 from
7:00 – 11:00 PM at Sacred Heart School and is open to
all adults 21 years and older. For more information, go
to www.shgsc.org/bullroast. To buy tickets, send
check for $45/adult to SHGSC, Attn: Fundraising
Coordinator, P.O. Box 802, Reisterstown, MD, 21136,
along with your mailing address, phone number, and
email address.
Sodality Meeting
Sacred Heart Sodality will meet on Wednesday,
October 22, 2014 at 7:00 PM in Room 105. We will
gather to pray the Rosary and a meeting will follow.
Bus Trip to New York during Christmas Season
The trip is sponsored by the Immaculate Lady Council
of the Knights of Columbus. Plan on joining us for a
fun filled day in New York City during the Christmas
Season on Saturday, December 6, 2014 from
7:00AM-11:00PM. A mini-breakfast of juices and
donuts, as well as snacks and refreshments, will be
served during the trip. Do whatever you want to do in
NYC-shop, see a Broadway show, Radio City Music
hall, or just walk around! The bus will pick us up at
7:00AM at Sacred Heart and will drop us off near
Times Square (easily accessible to theaters, Radio City
Music, shopping, etc.). We will leave New York
around 7:00PM. For reservations, please contact Joe
Maher, Jr. at 410-598-4463 or [email protected].
Seats on the bus ($50.00 per person) usually sell out
fast, so make plans soon.
Best Years
Kathy Van Sickle is organizing a Christmas luncheon
on Wednesday, December 10, 2014 at 12:30 at
Linwoods. The cost of the luncheon will be $34.
Seniors who wish to attend this event can sign up at the
meeting or contact Kathy. She needs the money for the
luncheon by December 1, 2014.
Carol McCurley has proposed a Christmas trip to
Washington, DC. The group would lunch at Union
Station and then visit the National Arboretum, the
National tree, and the Mormon Temple, as well as
viewing lights throughout the capital. The trip will
leave at 11:00AM and return by 7:00PM on Thursday,
December 4, 2014. The coast will be $25. Seniors may
sign up at the meeting or contact Carol at 410-8336296.
Additional information about the Best Years activities
can be found on the Sacred Heart web site.
Community Events
Mount De Sales Academy Open House
CATONSVILLE, MD – Mount de Sales Academy will
host its annual Open House for prospective middle
school students and their families on Sunday,
November 2, 2014 from Noon to 3:00 PM. Guests
will have the opportunity to speak with faculty, staff,
students, alumnae, and parents and are invited to tour
the campus. For further information, please contact
Mrs. Claire Cohagan, Director of Admissions, at
410.744.8498,
ext.
126
or
[email protected] or visit our website at
www.mountdesales.org.
Discerning a Vocation to the Deaconate?
There will be 2 information sessions to introduce the
program to those who have been contemplating serving
the church as an ordained deacon.
Saturday,
November 8, 2014 at 10:15 AM, St Mary Seminary &
University, 5400 Roland Avenue, Baltimore MD
21210; Thursday, November 20, 2014 at 7:00 PM, St
Joseph Parish, 17630 Virginia Ave, Hagerstown, MD
21740. Please contact the Office of Clergy Personnel
to announce your attendance at either one. (Cindy
Orr: [email protected] or 410-547-5550) If you are
interested and not able to attend either session, please
notify the office of your interest. If you are married,
your wife is encouraged to attend the session as well.
A list of the general admission requirements for
application can be viewed via the following link:
http://www.archbalt.org/vocations/deacons/admissionrequirements.cfm
Holly Fair on Main Street, Reisterstown
A Juried Fine Arts and Crafts Show will be on
November 15, 2014 from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at
Ashbury Hall, 246 Main Street in Reisterstown. Plenty
of Free Parking in rear. Admission: $2.00 for Adults;
free for children 12 and under. Proceeds to fund out
reach programs.
Christmas Bazaar!
St. Joseph the Worker Church in Bonneauville, will be
sponsoring our First CHRISTMAS BAZAAR. It will
be held on December 6, 2014 from 8:00 AM to 3:00
PM. Anyone who would like to rent a table for the
bazaar please call Kathi Barefoot at 717- 359-7841 or
the parish office at 717-334-2510 or email us at:
[email protected].
Discernment Days
Region IV of the National Religious Vocations
Conference invites young adults, who may be
discerning life choices, to join us for some morning
retreat experiences for young adults. Time: 9:00 AM to
12 noon, with an optional mass being celebrated prior
to the gatherings at 8:30 AM. Two short presentations
will be made on “Discernment” and “Listening to
Prayer Using the Word of God.” With time for
reflection, shared prayer, and discussion with local
men and women religious. Bring your Bible. Dates and
locations are as follows: February 21, 2015 at Notre
Dame University of Maryland in Baltimore MD. RSVP
to Sr. Rebecca Tayag, SSND: [email protected], 212982-4671. February 28, 2015 at Saint Anselm’s
Abbey, Washington DC. Please RSVP to Fr.
Christopher Wyvill, OSB: [email protected],
202-269-2335. April 25, 2015 at Saint Benedict
Monastery, Barstow VA. Please RSVP to Sr. Andrea
Westkamp, OSB: [email protected], 703-2985337. Please visit DiscernmentDays.com for details.